Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-01-03
TELEGRAPHIC BREyITlEs.
DOMESTIC


The output of the Colorado mines last
year was $26, 794, 6SS.
The ship Bertha went ashore at Ocean
View, Del, on Saturday.
1t is reported that United States Senator
Brown, of Florida, intends to resign.
The Boston Herald proposes to share its
profits during the coming year with its en-
ployes.
The ship Miroslar formerly the Young
America, is believed to have been lost on
the Atlantic.
The brewers of New York have an
nounced their intention of leaving the
Knights of Labor.
Four lives were lost and many freight
cars wrecked and burned as the result of a
railroad collision near Devils river, Tex,
on Saturday night.
New Years Day was celebrated in
Charleston, S. c., by parade of colored
troops of the First Brigade of the National
Guard of South Carolina.
Munkacsy, the Hungarian artist, sailed
for Europe on Saturday after farewell
dinner by Bierstadt. He expects to return
next year for a long visit.
Alexander Brown, well-to-do farmer
residing near Lampasas, Tex, was found al
his house on Saturday, murdered. He had
been bound hand and foot, and then
struck on the head with an iron bar The
house had been robbed.
r. T. Bush, owner of the keel-schoonei
Coronet, and member of the New York
Yacht Club, calls upon the owners of al
Americana built vessels of the keel type to
join him in a race from Sandy Hook tc
Queenstown, the entrance fee not to exceed
$4,000 and the start to be made about the
middle of May.
FOREIGN.
The smallpox has appeared at Melbourne
and Sydney.
Robert Browning has been suffering from
a severe attack of asthma.
Lady Colin Campbell has resumed he
charitable work at the East End of London
Emperor William on Saturday celebrated
the eightieth anniversary OF his entrance
into the army.
The negotiations between Salisbury an6
Harrington are believed to have made prob
able the re-entry of Lord Randolph Church
i'll into the Cabinet; Goschen has consented
to enter the Cabinet under certain condi-
tons.
A terrible accident on the Canadian Pa
cific is reported from Winnipeg. A special
freight train was running near Nipigan
when the crown sheet of the locomotive
fell and the boiler burst. Two men besides
the fireman and engineer were in the cab
and frightful rush of steam blew all foul
out on the track, where they lay suffering
from scalds and bruises, with the tempera.
fury thirty degrees below zero. They were
badly frozen before they could be cared for
Two have since died.
PACIFIC COAST.
The wife of John G. Brown, of Los An.
geles, attempted to commit suicide on Sat.
urday.
There is great rejoicing in northern Ari.
IONA over the completion of the new rail
road to Prescott.
No definite information has yet been re-
ceived concerning the murder of the two
Montana miners recently reported.
At meeting of the Directors of the San
Jose Horticultural Hall Association, it wa;
resolved TO hold a citrus fair in that city
during the week commencing February
18th.
Two days sales of seats for the Patti con
cert at Los Angeles amounts to 81, 500. The
indications are that the demand for ticket:
will be so great that hundreds will have to
be turned away.
On Saturday evening Homer Low, who
works as grain weigher in a wheat ware
house at Portland, Or, in jumping from &
train on Fourth street, fell under the wheel:
and his body was cut in two.
A travelling minstrel named Frank Hill
aged about 80 years, was killed at Golconds
station, New, on Saturday, by the cars. H,
was attempting to board the train while i
was in motion, and both legs were cut of
and the body otherwise mutilated.
The racing at Los Angeles on saturda,
resulted as follows The first race, five
eighths of mile dash between Minnie
Suatton and Billy johnson, was won b,
Minnie Stratton. Time, 1:04. In the three
quarters of mile heats the starters wer
Adam and Jim Pack. The race was wor
by Adam in two straight heats. Time
2:164-2;1Sl. The last race, one and three
quarters of mile dash between Tahoe anC
Galgo, was won by Tahoe. Time, Bill.